To strongly second this — I find this extremely disappointing.
It picks up my web orders into my main account, and then it looks at open invoices — and that’s it!
Clearly, for this to be of any use, it needs to give us a cash flow based on all sources of sales income. Perhaps it needs a setting where we can guide it — choose which accounts, which contacts, which income codes to include, etc.
It’s such a shame because visually, it looks perfect — exactly the kind of thing most business owners need. I don’t generally need more than 90 days. I just want to know where I’m going to be over the next few months.
But If it doesn’t track sales or project expected income, can we even really call this a cash flow projection?
Alex Alden
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To strongly second this — I find this extremely disappointing.
It picks up my web orders into my main account, and then it looks at open invoices — and that’s it!
Clearly, for this to be of any use, it needs to give us a cash flow based on all sources of sales income. Perhaps it needs a setting where we can guide it — choose which accounts, which contacts, which income codes to include, etc.
It’s such a shame because visually, it looks perfect — exactly the kind of thing most business owners need. I don’t generally need more than 90 days. I just want to know where I’m going to be over the next few months.
But If it doesn’t track sales or project expected income, can we even really call this a cash flow projection?